The Newtown bee., 1887-12-02
MONROE.

MONROE.
 Avery select party attended the ball of the Union Agricultural society, Novem- Der r, in the main building on the fair grounds. The music was pronounced by all excellent and the prompting of Prof W. w. Bliss was commented on favorably. Your correspondent heard many of those present express the wish that the society would give another entertainment of the same kind, as they had greatly enjoyed themselves. The society netted about $25 and will probably humor the will of the public with another in the near future, at which the management will probably be in the same hands and, of course, with inn provements and it is hoped that they will do still better financially. Military schools have been pretty we'll represented, the past week, in the Center, Harris M. Clark and William Troupe from Croton on Hudson, Benkard Goldsborough and Sergeant Sudderd from Cheshire mil itary school. The four cadets were, of course, the center of attraction during their Thanksgiving visit Their natty uniforms and trim appearance caused many favorable comments Thanksgiving guests in the Center: Will liam Wheeler and wife from Norwalk at Albert Wheeler's; Henry Way at his fath- ee's, Rufus Ways; William French of New York with his sister, Mrs Curtiss Mrs Samuel. mother of Dr Beardsley. is | very low. Fears are entertained for her l recovery.
 l A number of families in the Center spent Thanksgiving away from home. Those in need of good careful nurse can obtain one by writing to Box 4S, Mon I roe, Conn.
 Harris NJ. Clark entertained a portion of his old class of Hazel Hall, last Friday afternoon and evening. The young stu dents returned to their respective schools. Monday.
 Mrs B. s. Hurd has been in New York and E. A. Hurd has entertained Eugene Hurd of Fairfield.
 Amongthose who enjoyed Thanksgiving in Monroe were Messrs George and Henry Beardsley and families, of Shelton; Dl and Mrs J w. Sears and child of Dan- bury and Richard Randall of Shelton. Miss Mary L. Beardsley has visited friends in Stratford.
 The Union Farmers club will meet, next week Wednesday evening, with Wells " Lewis of Monroe and discuss the subject lWhat kind of stock shall we keep? Miss Eva s. Blackman, who has been a Dr E. NJ, Beardsley's, returned to her New Haven nome, Monday.
 Elmer Adams, who is at carpenter worE r in White Stone, L. l., spent Sunday a home.
 Charles French and family of Blacl Rock spent Sunday with Mrs French father, John Olmstead. Mrs John F. CIymer of Boston. former
 ly Mrs Eugene Squires, has recently visit
 ed Frank Olmstead, J. L. Beardsley anc :: Frank W. Beardsley. 7, Thanksgiving guests at W. F. Upton $ MT and Mrs John Barnes, Belle and Wes
 ley Barnes, Bridgeport; MT and Mrs Franl Olmstead, Harry Olmstead, Monroe; M and Mrs J. L. Beardsey, Ethel Beardsl-y A Huntington; the wife of Rev J. F. ClymeI Boston; H. H. Upton, Huntington. !; Fred Adams spent Thanksgiving home
 A number of the friends of Harris NJ , Clark met at MT John D. Beachs, Frids - evening, November 25 and with full bask :, cts and the Bliss band, crossed the stree . and gave him genuine surprise party
 All present made the most of the occasio
 and party with merrier faces or liylie
 feet it is seldom ones lot to see. Tn
 whole time. with the exception of that ot t cupied by doing justice to the bountifr